Brian Scheid

The number of Americans actively looking for work nearly matched the number of US job openings in June as hiring slowed while companies assessed the impact of political changes on US policy.

The S&P 500 hit multiple record highs over the past month, rallying against US policy uncertainty, but experts warn that the market bubble could be reaching bursting point.

After Federal Reserve officials cut interest rates by 25 basis points in December 2024, it was not a question of when the central bank would cut again, but just how many cuts would take place throughout 2025.

The US unemployment rate was little changed in July, but the number of Americans out of work for a long time surged to the highest level since the COVID-19 pandemic.

After weeks of indecision, retail investors fully bought into the US stock market rally in July.

MediaTalk host Mike Reynolds delves into the dynamics of holiday spending for 2025, featuring insights from industry experts Zach Ciampa of 451 Research and Brian Scheid from Market Intelligence. As the holiday season approaches, what trends are emerging in consumer behavior? With an average spending forecast of $890.49 per person in the US, how will inflation and economic uncertainties shape this year's shopping habits?

Climbing valuations kept institutional investors selling stocks in October, pulling a net $42.93 billion out of the stock market and pushing billions